The estimate comes ahead of Treasury's Nov. 4 quarterly refunding announcement. A Treasury economy statement and an NBC report describe pay using different measures.
AfroTech says its 10th annual conference runs through Nov. 5 or 6 in Houston. Founder Morgan DeBaun told theGrio by email that Blavity closed two brands and is exploring changes to Blavity.com.
The NAACP filed an emergency request on Nov. 1 to block plans it says would use Bureau of Prisons, DEA and ATF personnel as monitors. The Justice Department says its monitors will not perform law enforcement duties.
TechCrunch reports a second wave of suspected hacks raised temperatures in supermarket refrigerators and spoiled food at dozens of stores. The report does not identify the attackers or the method.
On this day in 1992, Illinois Democrat Carol Moseley Braun became the first African American woman elected to the U.S. Senate. Britannica describes her earlier primary win as an upset.
The fight for the vacant IBF belt is set for an IBA.PRO card, according to Bad Left Hook and The Ring. The sources reviewed do not say whether the IBF has confirmed the venue.
The Court turned down the request on Nov. 2 in a one-sentence order. The administration says it identified more than 20,000 California registrants it views as likely noncitizens; California officials dispute that.
Juan Atkins, the pioneering producer, DJ, and founding father of Detroit techno, has died at the age of 64.
BoxingScene and The Ring report the WBO has stripped Bentley after he did not commit to a mandatory defense against Yoenli Hernandez. He is scheduled to fight Shane Mosley Jr. on Nov. 7.
Alvarez won all three official scorecards against previously unbeaten Mbilli in Riyadh, according to The Ring and Bad Left Hook.
Binance says its initial investigation points to a compromised engineer's laptop. Researchers and press reports estimate about $6.3 billion was stolen, and firms including TRM Labs and Elliptic attribute the theft to North Korean hackers.
John H. Johnson and Eunice Walker Johnson launched Ebony, a magazine about Black American life that ran in print until May 2019.
The Justice Department wants Alaska to set aside ballots that rank a Senate candidate named Daniel J. Sullivan and to allow discovery into Mary Peltola's campaign. State officials oppose the request and have moved to dismiss.
AP says early voting is significantly outpacing 2022. CBS, citing a University of Florida tracker, reports a higher total. Researchers cited by Axios say early totals don't necessarily show which party benefits.
TheGrio and Black America Web, both citing AFROTECH, report that Beyoncé's BeyGOOD Foundation awarded the camp $25,000. The reports say the camp plans to expand to Texas Southern University.
The college, a partnership of Xavier University and Ochsner Health, announced preliminary accreditation on Oct. 14, according to TheGrio. Outlets describe it as the fifth HBCU medical school.
A California federal judge issued a temporary restraining order limiting federal pressure on state and local election workers. It runs through Nov. 16. DOJ did not immediately respond to Axios's request for comment.
Serrano's final fight is scheduled for Jan. 9 at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico, with her WBO and WBA featherweight titles on the line, BoxingScene and Bad Left Hook report.
Anthropic's public S-1 filing discloses revenue, losses and governance details. A separate Financial Times report, relayed by TechCrunch, says Blackstone expects a 'high' junk rating for the company after the IPO.
Lloyd, 21, took the court for the Washington Capitols in their season opener, according to HISTORY.
On October 30, 1974, Ali knocked out champion George Foreman in Zaire to win back the heavyweight title, according to Britannica, HISTORY and NPR.
A divided appeals court panel left California's mail-ballot procedures in place, rejecting the Justice Department's emergency request over a list of more than 20,000 voters.
BoxingScene reports Saudi officials have said the Oct. 31 WBC super middleweight title fight will go ahead, after a US order for non-emergency staff to leave and a brief aerial threat warning.
TheGrio reports Black students are 9.3% of Harvard's incoming class, down from 18% in 2023. It also cites figures for other selective schools that moved in different directions.
Changes announced Oct. 23 exempt some Canadian goods from 50% tariffs and add 50% duties on others, effective Oct. 30. Carney and Hassett gave their own accounts of the talks.
